Woman Brain Activity When She Orgasme
You try to recall what you imagine to reach orgasm? Do you feel pleasure, every touch and feel tired afterwards? So, how you can feel it all?
Researchers at Rutgers University found that 30% of the brain including those dealing with emotional problems, touch, pleasure, satisfaction and retention greatly affect orgasm.
This research was done to the 8 women who were told to stimulate themselves to sleep under the blanket, called Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), like a machine that is used to detect brain tumors.
Some women can achieve orgasm is less than 5 minutes although some of them reach it within a longer time.
During that time, an MRI scanner to take images of their brain activity every 2 seconds and shows which parts are active during orgasm.
The researchers indicate when 2 minutes before orgasm, the mid-brain is the most active, the area to work when we eat or drink.
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Researchers at Rutgers University found that 30% of the brain including those dealing with emotional problems, touch, pleasure, satisfaction and retention greatly affect orgasm.
This research was done to the 8 women who were told to stimulate themselves to sleep under the blanket, called Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), like a machine that is used to detect brain tumors.
Some women can achieve orgasm is less than 5 minutes although some of them reach it within a longer time.
During that time, an MRI scanner to take images of their brain activity every 2 seconds and shows which parts are active during orgasm.
The researchers indicate when 2 minutes before orgasm, the mid-brain is the most active, the area to work when we eat or drink.
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